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Wildlife Report
Sometimes the behavior of the animal kingdom — usual and unusual -- can furnish some tidbits for the conversational mill. And such conservation is a lot less damaging than if you discuss human beings.
For instance, most people know that wild ducks fly north in the springtime to nest, lay their eggs, and hatch and rear their young. Apparently, there can be a confused duck just as a confused human being. A female Mallard named Fiorello by the biologist studying her, was sitting on 11 eggs in the middle of November along Maryland’s eastern
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